"Good luck"

Ki and squad:”Help! We crashed! We’re gonna be sitting ducks!”

Anakin: "I need help."

As usual, Ki Adi Mundi being a walking contradiction

Ki Adi: There is no such thing as luck

It was always made clear that the Republic's fighting forces adored Anakin. All part of Palpatine's plan, of course. He knew that when he eventually turned Anakin, the army and navy idolising him would come in handy. It was part of the reason he was so angry when Anakin got himself all Vaderised. Anakin could have capitalised on their love, but Vader could only exploit their fear.

Heh, Yularen usually seems fairly supportive of the Jedi... and then in that one scene he sounds like a bored unhelpful costumer service rep... “Negative, General. We will be unable to provide any air support at this time...”

Fun fact : the clones who shot Ki Adi Mundi didn't understand what "order 66" was, and the genetic implentation of the code failed. They just killed the jedi because they were tired of his shit.

Ki Adi Mundi: "There's no such thing as luck."

All the Jedi die except Anakin

Huh. Great spots! I always got the impression that Yularen hated Anakin more than most other Jedi: apparently not.

1:09 the clone behind "I had enough with your shit"

0:06 Imagine being the admiral of a cruiser, but instead of being on the bridge, you go down to watch the troops disembark on a really dangerous mission and wish them luck, only to have a dickhead reject your kindness in the rudest way.

0:58 and with a smile too

To be fair, Yularen requests for more fighters to be scrounged up after Ki Adi Mundi’s clone troopers request it, and by the time Anakin asks for it, he has just gathered a spare squadron. It’s a funny parallel but there’s kind of a reason in the episode besides Anakin accepting a compliment and Ki Adi Mundi rejecting it.

And one wonders why the 501st still followed Vader with loyalty

I just noticed. Ki Adi Mundi's LAAT's are flying alone, while Anakin's LAAT's are flying with Y-wing escort.

Admiral Yularen- "Good Luck, General"

Ki-Adi-Mundi No such thing of luck.